Examples of using Adequately in English and their translations into German
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Bulk materials are not adequately secured.
Would it be adequately staffed from the beginning?
The apartments were clean, adequately furnished.
Adequately trained construction and maintenance staff are missing.
Yet this argument has been adequately rebutted.
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When the unit is adequately used and maintained in good condition.
At the moment they are not adequately protected.
Adequately pack and ship the goods within the agreed period.
So your efforts can be adequately rewarded.
If the wood is adequately treated it will last longer and maintenance will be easier.
Remove sawdust by drawing tool adequately.
Procedure used and adequately proven since 1993.
This chip does not support Windows OpenGL adequately.
It was a love that I cannot adequately describe with words;
Even the public sector does not pay its interns adequately.
Salad looks elegantly and will adequately decorate a festive feast.
I know nothing of him except that he has served adequately.
The box for money adequately will decorate a celebration.
It must therefore be ensured that it is adequately funded.
Adequately arranged allows you to unwind and relax outdoors without leaving the apartment.
To aroma and us yshchennosti a borsch will adequately answer only madera.
We hope that Member States will deal with this issue adequately.
Many substances and preparations are already adequately regulated by the horizontal chemicals legislation.
Fuzzy methods are particularly suitable for systems that mathematics cannot describe adequately or easily.
Incorrectly sized accessories can not be adequately guarded or controlled.
But we also require that the banks contribute adequately to the costs.
Our swap-bodies are all forklift-accessible and are, of course, adequately equipped with load-securing materials.
Until then, already existing bilateral agreements should be adequately implemented.
Information and education should always be provided by adequately trained and qualified professionals.
Although they are historic buildings they could not be protected adequately against vandalism.